Bitget Will Support the AirTor Protocol (ATOR) Token Swap and Rebranding to ANyONe Protocol (ANYONE).
Bitget will support the AirTor Protocol (ATOR) token swap and rebranding to ANyONe Protocol (ANYONE). Details of the timeline are as follow: Deposit and withdrawal services of ATOR are now suspended. On 28 June 2024, 7:00 (UTC), Bitget will delist the ATOR/USDT spot trading pair and cancel all pend
Bitget will support the AirTor Protocol (ATOR) token swap and rebranding to ANyONe Protocol (ANYONE).
Details of the timeline are as follow:
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Deposit and withdrawal services of ATOR are now suspended.
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On 28 June 2024, 7:00 (UTC), Bitget will delist the ATOR/USDT spot trading pair and cancel all pending spot trade orders.
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ATOR tokens will assume the ticker of ANYONE on Bitget after rebranding (i.e., 1 ATOR = 1 ANYONE).
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Recover all ATOR balances and begin the distribution of ANYONE to all eligible users at a ratio of 1:1.
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The new ANYONE contract address is as follow:
Please note:
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Bitget will no longer support deposits of ATOR tokens after the token swap and rebranding.
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We will inform users in a separate announcement when the deposit, withdrawal and trading services for ANYONE are available, following the completion of the token swap and rebranding exercise.
For more details, please refer to the following:
ATOR Rebrands into ANYONE
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